Canonical tag is use on duplicate pages to shows to a search engine that where the original version of that page is.
It is used to tell google which is the correct version of a page, so if you have a page that has a few duplicates with different URLs, you can put the canoncial tag in to tell Google the 'true' version of the page
Many sites have multiple entry pages. search engines is to decide where you may have duplicate content within your website.By adding the rel=canonical tag you inform the search engines spider where you may have duplicate content within your website. <link rel="canonical" href="url" />
if u have duplicate pages then we use canonical tag to tell search engine spider which page is original.
A canonical tag is applied to pages to show your preference for that pages over similar others. It is used to prevent duplicate content. Hope that helps. Have a good day!
Hi, yes, that's right i agree with you, access from search engine is to decide where you may have duplicate content your website.
When your website is opening with WWW and without WWW. Then that would be canonical problems for your website.
Canonicalization can be a challenging concept to understand (and hard to pronounce - "ca-non-ick-cull-eye-zay-shun"), but it's essential to creating an optimized website. The fundamental problems stem from multiple uses for a single piece of writing - a paragraph or, more often, an entire page of content will appear in multiple locations on a website, or even on multiple websites. For search engines, this presents a conundrum - which version of this content should they show to searchers? SEOs, refer to this issue as duplicate content.
A canonical link element is an HTML element that helps webmasters prevent duplicate content issues by specifying the "canonical", or "preferred", version of a web page. Canonical Tag: <link rel="canonical" href="http://www.example.com/" />
Canonical Tag is a way to reduce instances of duplicated content on a single site and canonicalize to an individual URL. This can also be used across different websites, from one URL on one domain to a different URL on a different domain. Canonical tag should be used within the page that contains duplicate content. The "target" of the canonical tag points to the "master" URL that you want to rank for. The Canonical URL tag attribute is similar in many ways to a 301 redirect from an SEO perspective. In essence, you're telling the engines that multiple pages should be considered as one (which a 301 does), without actually redirecting visitors to the new URL.
Canonical tag is utilized for URL and you could look any web site is using www. to open in the web, but the same website is opened without using www.
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Please tell me is this canonical issue or not?? Both the URL are working fine. But their Page rank are different http://www.outsourcing-partners.com/main.php?page_id=wordpress-developer This page has 2 PR http://www.outsourcing-partners.com/wordpress-developer.html This Page has 1 PR